ohdeargodno

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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
Another user made the point: maybe you care about 3D printERS. The vast majority of people care about the printed end result, and buying more printers in the case of massive failure (which is already rare) makes more sense. If you're 3
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
"Capitalism good, but state capitalism bad". Not only are US VCs dumping billions in shitty Bluetooth connected dog collars and other kinds of crap, apparently according to you because that's "what the market wants"
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
Tariffs only work if you have alternatives you can buy. China is the only reasonable source of procurement on the vast majority of goods in the world.
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
Cool, but that's not why people buy things. I don't buy a bike for the pleasure of getting to repair it when I inevitably eat shit on a gravel road. While you're busy ordering parts for your Prusa and taking it apart, people
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
Your failed democracy is imprisoning citizens in concentration camps, ignoring judge orders, threatening political leaders and has shown callous disregard for any rule of law. But yeah sure, they're very afraid about FOIA requests :)
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
The same thing as every election that involves voting machines: that its results cannot be trusted, and that their very presence erodes what little trust Americans can have in their failing democracy. Now, if you want to trust that the priv
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
And do what? Say they need to investigate voting machines in <battleground state>, only to have republicans answer "no" and send out the brown shirts while the entirely corrupt federal legislature certified the results anywa
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
F-Droid is so insignificantly small their entire userbase is smaller than the amount of users of each app in the top 500 of every single large store (Play, Galaxy, Huawei, etc.) This happened because nobody gives a shit about F-Droid, not b
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
There's a bunch of stupid behaviors all around (running AGP in alpha being one), but F-Droid asking maintainers to disable baseline profiles because it breaks reproductibility for them is thoroughly stupid and demanding.
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
>Couldn't ever do it alone without having someone (that loves him) sacrificing so much for him. >Yes this counts as "alone" I don't even know what to say to that, I guess we're just straight up redefining word
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
> at what point does "Minecraft" as it was envisioned become "Minecraft the $2.5-billion acquisition by Microsoft". When Minecraft gets acquired for 2.5 billion by Microsoft. Anything before that isn't a billion
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
If you're going to forget that his girlfriend worked two jobs for 5 years to even support him being able to do that, yeah, he was "alone". Just like trust fund startup bros make it "alone" (with the 500k their paren
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
No. Jeb was the main developer from 2011 onwards, the moment Minecraft left alpha. Unless there's a time hole I'm not aware of that swallowed 2011, 2012, 2013 and most of 2014, Notch is pretty much only responsible for the very ba
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
No, Notch wasn't alone, even at the very beginning of Mojang: he founded the studio with Jakob Porsér and soon after Carl Manneh. It had 25 employees in 2012, and close to a hundred in 2014 by the time it got acquired. No venture is ev
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
>games have done 24fps for a more cinematic look One high profile game has done that, The Order 1886, and it was widely agreed upon that it was the worst part of its "cinematic look" (which 99% of it was reached with simply let
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
FPS locking is not the right solution (although it is an easy one). Your animations are the ones that should be animated on twos, or threes, or fours, or whatever feels right for your game. That applies to animations, particles, etc. This l
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
That's called not rerunning all the tests in your project and having test harnesses that know of module boundaries. In addition, considering "saving" is something that happens on pretty much any non-code interaction, it means
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
>My test suite currently runs in ~6 seconds on 9700K Absolutely nothing. 6 seconds is about the time it will take you to tab to your terminal, press up arrow, find your test task and run it. There's no amount of money that makes it
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
This time. Can you guarantee it will validate it every time ? Can you guarantee the way MCPs/tool calling are implemented (which is already an incredible joke that only python brained developers would inflict upon the world) will alway
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
Noone renders tiles on servers anymore. The vast majority of services have moved on to sending out vector tiles.
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
Parsing SOAP responses on memory limited devices is such a fun experiment in just how miserable your life can get.
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
Except that any properly written software will respond to protocol and schema violations by throwing an error. Claude will happily cast your int into a 2023 Toyota Yaris and keep on hallucinating things.
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
"Nukes made Japan surrender" is a lie americans keep repeating to make themselves feel good about what is probably one of the most horrible mass civilian casualty event of the last century. Every single serious researcher, both at
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
>The holocaust did not happen because Jews were sneaking into Berlin and murdering innocent people in their homes. When the current conflict begins in that way At the risk of repeating myself: you're not interested in discussing in
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
No, it hasn't been the case. The group in question, Collective Shout, has been pressuring Mastercard. Not Mastercard Australia, not Steam Australia: it's a concerted action to take down things they don't want. It's not a
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
Updates get "tested", but unless it just immediately crashes on launch, this is not a reason for rejection. Screenshot updates are not necessary (just recommend to improve your rankings), and eventually answering some questions li
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
lmao >Palestinian accepting the existence of Israel Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated by an israeli as he was working toward a two state solution. Yasser Arafat recognized the right of Israel to exist in 1988 was assassinated. (sorry, &quot
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
Out of curiosity, which country in the world is going to "begin the slaughter, enslavement, rape and pillaging" of: - The country already having the largest army in the world, whose internal military branches are larger than most
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
Cool, but none of them were parked in an open air prison and starved. And even if they were, whataboutism doesn't give Israelis the right to commit genocide. Conflating the Jews with Israel as a whole also makes every single Jew in the
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by ohdeargodno 1y ago
Bend over backwards to a country that tortured them and is committing a genocide against them? Would you have asked the Jews to bend over backwards to Nazi Germany to appease them? You're not interested in discussing in good faith, pre

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